After escaping from the planet LV-426 with a group of survivors, Ripley crashes her escape pod onto the planet Fiorina 161, a remote and desolate place serving as a penal colony. Here, Ripley discovers she is the only survivor from the crew and that an alien has managed to infiltrate her pod.
A group of Americans on a trip to Barcelona suddenly finds itself involved in a series of gruesome murders in which an unknown killer, disguised with a red cape, stabs young women and then tears out their left eye.
The work in question is the third installment of a trilogy that also includes the films “Unbreakable” from 2000 and “Split” from 2016. The plot revolves around three main characters: David Dunn (played by Bruce Willis), Elijah Price / Mr. Glass (played by Samuel L. Jackson), and Kevin Wendell Crumb (played by James McAvoy).
Jackie Brown by Quentin Tarantino (1997) Arms dealer Ordell Robbie enlists the help of flight attendant Jackie Brown to smuggle money into…
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Born in 1977 with Mantuan origins and Persian ancestry, Vito Franchini spent his childhood abroad. His academic background and adventurous career are reflected in his writings, drawing from his life experiences and passions: music, anthropology, numerology, and Africa.
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During the Second World War, in 1944, Remy Van Lierde, a colonel in the Belgian Air Force, spotted a snake of extraordinary size while flying over the Congo.
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He passed away at the age of 76, his battle against cancer ended today.
The plot revolves around the protagonist Laura, portrayed by Julia Roberts, who tries to escape the obsessive control of her husband Martin, played by Patrick Bergin. The film crudely and realistically explores the dark and often subtle aspects of emotional and physical abuse within a marital relationship. Martin is a manipulative and violent husband who seeks to maintain total control over Laura’s life, isolating her from the outside world and threatening her with violence whenever she attempts to rebel.
Ryan Nicholson’s second work is a clear and unequivocal homage to the slashers of that decade with a sprinkling, perhaps overly long, of rape (in particular) & revenge.
“The ‘diabolical’ origins of a mountain in the Cuneo area.”
